SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Utah historically has produced energy from coal, oil, and gas, but with Utah’s growing energy demands, state officials are considering turning to nuclear energy within ...

While it has never used nuclear-generated power, Utah has a long history with the promise and the realities of nuclear reactions. Moab in the 1950s was the heart of the nation’s uranium boom ...

Utah explores nuclear reactors at Delta plant with EnergySolutions and Intermountain Power Agency. The initiative aligns with Gov. Spencer Cox's Operation Gigawatt to double energy production.

A January 2024 report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration found the capital cost for coal plants ranges between $1,600 and $4,000 per kilowatt; for hydroelectric power plants, $7,000 ...

That’s the motto of 100,000 or so wood ants stranded without food in a nuclear bunker until they starve. Wood ants ( Formica polyctena ) typically build a cosy mound nest on the forest floor.

This bill is how Utah goes nuclear," said Joel Ferry, director of the Utah Department of Natural Resources, who spoke on behalf of a state energy director out "working on nuclear issues" in London.